How does the anti-theft fogging system work?
A fog alarm is a security system that uses fog to protect a domestic or work area from possible intrusion.
The fog produced by the system releases a dense cloud of micro-droplets of water at high pressure.
The fog produced by anti-theft fogging system is dense and makes it difficult for potential intruders to orient themselves within the protected area; it is 100% non-toxic for people and animals, as it is composed of water microdroplets that do not trigger allergy symptoms and does not damage organs involved in allergic reactions.
The fog produced by anti-theft fogging system is easy to remove; it will naturally dissipate in a few minutes, leaving no residue in rooms.
Why choose an anti-theft fogging system?
There is nothing better than a video to explain the potentiality of this solution… watch it here:
As you could see in the video, visibility inside the room is completely lost and the only option left is to flee.
… You cannot steal what you cannot see!
If a thief cannot see anything, the only thing he can do is abandon any attempt to steal and run away.
Is it suitable for all environments and situations?
There are no closed environments that cannot be defended with an anti-theft fogging system, but to a certain space must correspond an adequate fog protection system. For shops, you can typically use a device of limited size and power, but for a warehouse, you may need to configure multiple fog generators at strategic points (in addition to having higher
capacity). The size of the environment determines the choice of the device.
Installation?
The fogging system should be well positioned in the upper part of the room (possibly on the ceiling) and at strategic points. When combined with flashing strobe light, it create a loss of orientation to intruders!
FIELDS OF APPLICATION FOR ANTI-THEFT FOGGING SYSTEM
Residential Use:
- Primary residences
- Second residences
- Garages
- Motorhome
Business use:
- Retail
- Warehouses and goods storage
- Credit institutions and cash machines
- Vending machines and petrol stations
- Betting shops and video poker
- Goldsmiths, watch shops and tobacco stores
